London weather tomorrow: Capital bracing for 'Washout Wednesday' with five hours of thunderstorms
It’s going to be a wet and thundery day in the capital tomorrow, so make sure you bring your umbrella and plan your journey in advance.
The late summer vibes will come to a clambering end in London tomorrow, as BBC Weather forecasts five hours of thunderstorms.
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After a few days of warm weather and sunshine, the capital is bracing for a ‘Washout Wednesday’ with heavy rain and thundery outbursts.
According to the BBC Weather forecast, thunderstorms are set to start at around 11am and last until 5pm, with a bit of a break in the middle.
It says: “Tomorrow morning (10th September) will see variable cloud and scattered showers. Turning cloudy from the west in the afternoon with showers continuing, but a band of showery rain is expected to move in by evening.
“Thursday is expected to see sunny spells and scattered showers, some heavy and thundery, especially in the afternoon.”
While the Met Office forecast isn’t showing any thunderstorms, it is predicting 17 hours of consecutive rainfall in London tomorrow (Wednesday).
This comes at the same time as Tube strikes, meaning public transport across London is likely to be very busy tomorrow.
There will be an increase in the number of people using buses, Overground, and DLR services, so plan your journey accordingly.